Tyson v. Shoemaker

Head, Justice.

The Court of Appeals in its opinion in Tyson v. Shoemaker, 83 Ga. App. 33 (62 S. E. 2d, 586), at page 49, stated: “Counsel also contend that the stop sign, even if unofficial, was sufficient to bring into operation the rules of the common law and require that the plaintiff, in the exercise of ordinary care, should heed the sign and come to a complete stop. We can not subscribe to this view.” On page 51 it is stated: “The jury was authorized to find that the failure of *31the truck driver to yield the right of way under the circumstances shown was the proximate cause of the…